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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29
INGENIOUS MONKEYS.

INGENIOUS MONKEYS.
 How They Succeed in Opening Oysters
 With Neatness and Dispatch.
 So many people have expressed their surprise at hearing that I constantly saw monkeys breaking open oysters with stone on the islands of South Burmah. that it may be of interest to give e short description of their method of using such 6 tool. The low-water rocks of the islands of the Mergui Archipelago are covered with oysters, large and small. A monkey, probably mscaeus cynomolgus which infests these islands, prowls about the shore when the tide is low, opening the rock oysters with stone by strik- ing the base of the upper valves until 1t dislocates and breaks up. He then extracts the oyster with his finger and thumb, occasionally putting his mouth straight to the broken she'll. On dis turbing them I generally found that they had selected stone more ap- parently for convenience in handling than for its value as hammer, and it was smaller in proportion to what human being would have selected for proportionste amount of work. In short, it was usually 8 stone they could get their fingers round. As the rocks crop up through the low-water mud, the stone had to be brought from high water mark. this distance varying from ten to eighty yards. This monkey has chosen the easiest way to open the rock-oyster-viz.: to dislocate the valves by blow on the base of the up per one. and to break the shell over the attaching muscle. The gibbon also frequents these islands, but I never saw one of them on the beach. N0ttsre.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29
Good Results in Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper deal CT of Chattanooga, Tenn. writes that he was seriously afflicted with severe cold that settled on his lungs; had tried many remedies without benefit. Being ind uced to try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, did so and was entirely cured by use of few bottles. Since which time he has used in it's family for all coughs and colds with best results This is the experience of thousands whose lives have been saved by this wonderful discovery Trial bottles free at J. D. Rittenhouse's.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29
Pichzed pig pork, Mapze honey, and golden dripS and n1oLaSSeS at J. D. Rittenholtse'S.
Killing at WinsIOw. FlaQstaff Champion.

Another terrible tragedy occurred at Winslow on Sunday last. Two railroad section men had been drinking all day and about eight o'clock in the evsnii g they got into a quarrel near the railway track and one got the other down and was pommeling him with his fists when the one who was getting the worst of the fight drew knife and made stab at his opponent which penetrated the thigh severing the femoral artery and death ensuei from bleeding in few minutes.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29
Another lot of gents Wooz- en under1oear just receiUed by RittenhoUSe.

Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Mir w E. Miller. of the firm of Miller & Keating, and Miss Lola Ferrer, step-daughter of Mir Smith Turner, to take place at o'clock this evening at the Catholic Church There will be a select wedding party at the residence of Mir. Miller immediately following the ceremonies at the church. The ENTER PRISE extend its congratulations to the happy pair and wishes them joyful voyage through life
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29
Thos. ID. Crump's view on Fair.

A Journal reporter called on MT. Thos. D. Crump and said ''I understand that you drew a prize in The Louisiana State Lottery drawing of the 9th ult.P' Il did" What was your ticketf ''29, 146." ''Did it represent the whole, or a part of the prizeP' "A part-one-tenth of the second capital" 'What amountq' "$5, ,O00." Did you receive the full amount the ticket represented" II received the full amount eight days after the ticket had drawn" "How did you collect the moneyp "Our Jonesburg (Mo.) Bank collected it through the Laclede Bank of St. Louis, and paid it to me-" ''I consider that the business of The Louisiana State Lottery is conducted fairly, without partiality or favor--Jones- burg (Mo.) Journal. Sept 8.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

The people of Pheni1 generally will re- gret the removal of Rev. D. Battin, past or of the M E. church. The Tucson conference assigned him to Pinal, which change he cheerfully accepts For the past year Mir. Bsttin has been the paster of the Nj. E. church in Pheni1; has by ability and social character secured popu- l4rity with classes whc do not even pro. fes. christianity, and it is fact that Phoenicians do not relish his leaving. - Arizonan.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

Several lots were sold this week in the Western Addition and there is a proba- bility that fine hotel will be erected upon that tract. Every sale made gives additional value to the remaining lots and after limited time the price will advance. For residence purposes this tract IS particularly desirable, being close to the business centers, and just beyond the noise and dust of the main streets. Messrs. oury & Guild will furnish full particulars.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

Quite large delegation from Dudley vile were in town on Wednesday to at- tend a suit brought down from that pre- cinct to Fibre nee for trial Among them were Messrs. George E. Cook, Robert J. Patterson, John Schoshusen, Charles E.. Reed and Frank Walter; also Mir. Geo. Bowen from Mammoth.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

Messrs. Campbell 6 McCrary are in creasing thelr livery accommodations and consequently their general business. They display the proper energy and at tention to details to succeed ill anything they undertakean F.oren ce is fortunate Tn securing such enterprising citizens.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

Postmaster Miller's old difficulty of the heart and the kidneys has compelled him to once more resort to the very light diet of skim milk. It once before brought him out of his illiness in fine shape and although it requires heroic sacrifice on his part to adopt sc thin a diet, the re- suit is worth the trial. It is hoped he may speedily recover his full measure of health
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

Florence, chief town of Pinal county, is in beautiful valley on the Gila river, and will, ere long, be ore of the largest towns ill Arizona. Her people are pro- gressive, but somewhat modest in the matter of advertising their resources. - Prescott Courier.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

A copy of the Tucson Citizen is at hand dated February 18th 1875, contain ing copy of the legislative act creating the county of Pinal. It's first officers, appointed by Gov. A. F. K. Stafford were: Frank M. Griffin. Probate Judge; Mich ael Kogers. sheriff; s. B, Wise, NJ. L. Stiles and Pat Holland, Supervisors, and A. Hamerslag, Recorder. Of these men Messrs Frank M. Grffin and Pat Hol- land are still residing in Florence: Mich ael Rogers was defaulter and skipped. the last heard of him was some years ago in New Mexico; A. B. Wise resides ir Cochise county, NJ. L. Stiles is dead and Abe Hamerslag is now resident oi San Francisco. At the session of the legislature in question the capital wal removed from Tucson to Prescott.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

fl full assortment of tin 1Uare, SaIUanized iron tubs, e7aan1eled tea and coffee pots, granite Ware and 0th- CT nOUeltieS;' also O bug 0S- SortnGe7at of elass1Oare, just opened 0t J. D. Ritten- houses.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

The weather took turn on Wednes- day night just shade cooler, probably under the influence of the cold wave traversing the no thern states It is not yet cold CT ough to warrant the putting up of stoves in places of business, nor yet to clcse the DOTS or windows.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

7zOo carloads of conned goods of 0W kinds 1Cere re- ceiUed yesterday Gt J. D. Rittenh0use'S, 0t prices that defy competition.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

MT. W. c. Smith, the Casa Grande merchant, has returned from a seven months visit to Bonnie Scotland, and came up to Florence last Sunday. He reports having passed delightful sum- mer with friends of auld lang .yne, but is glad to again see the bright Arizona sunshine.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

An immense Hae of 6eau- tVttL dress goods i1 SeGS0n- able styles, tue Uery latest just Opened ct Ritten- hOUSe'S
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

From letter from Mir. 0. S. Masten, president of the Maricopa & Phenix railroad, to Alonzo Bailey, it appears that the owners of that road are oesirous of extending it to Globe, and the only question now to be considered is the practicability of route from Tempe to Globe. Before making reconnaissance for he proposed line, the officials of the Maricopa & Phenix railroad are desirous of getting all the information possible about the country through which it is proposed to run, especially as to the most feasible route. The line will doubtless be run through Florence or Pinal. Mr. Bailey has been requested to meet the officers of the road at Tempe for consul tation - Globe Silver Belt.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, let ter, chapped hands, chilblains COT ms, and all skin erup tions. and posi- lively ures piles, or no pay requir ed. Il is qua ranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25 cents pc box. For sale by J. D. Rittenhouse
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29
[Oficial.l Board of Supervisors.
OrrIcE BOARD SuPERvIsoRs

OFFICE BOARD SuPERvIsoRs, 1 FLORENCE FINAL Co.,, A. T., Oct 24, 1887. ] Board met pursuant to adjournment. Pres ent Supervisor D. c. Stevens and Wm. E. Guild, Clerk.
 Absent, Supervisors Macy ani Hau mond. No quorum present. Board adjourned unti Thursday, October 27th, 1887.
 @ .E GUILD, Clerk.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

Mrs. c. A. French desires it to be thoroughly understood that her restaur- ant table is supplied with the very best of everything and that no better meals can be had in town. She has also rooms or lodgers and free baths for hel patrons Strangers will find everything comforta- able, and satisfactory
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

A Gazette reporter learned that ar have been almost perfected to build railroad from Tempe through to Florence, to connect with the South ern Pacific near Wilcox. Phenix Ga zette.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29
A Good B Bargain.

A pair of splendid gold scales of 300 ozs., capacity, that originally cost $550, will be sold cheap for cash. For partic- ulars apply at this office.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29
OrrIor RoAkD SUrEayIsORs.

OFFICE BOARD SUPEavIsoRs, l FLORENCE, FINAL Co.,, A. T., Oct 27, 1887. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Pres ent, Supervisor D. c. Stevens and Wm. E. Guild. Clerk.
 Absent, Supervisors Macy and Fs nmend. No quorum present, Board adjourned until tomorrow.
 wM F CITTJD Clerk
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

fl splendid Hne of h0ts, including stylish Der6ys, J;tst opened at Ritten = h0ltSe'S.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

WANTED.-Bids to farm par. or all the Ruggles Ranch on shares: only equipped parties need apply.
 E. F. KELNER Phenix, A. T.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

Ladies', Misses aud Chil- dren'S UO0Len UnderWeGr, GW WeiShtS and sizes, Gt Ritte7ahOuSe'S.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29
Notice BondhoIders,

Notice :s hereby given that I am prepart q to redeem Bond No. 1, O Sch ol District N. 1, of Pinal County, Arizona. Interest ceas s from and after date.
 JOSE M. OCHOA. County Treasurer. Florence, Arizona, Oct 20th. 1887.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

Ritte1ahouse IS Supplyins tue tOJOn lOith tO0U paper handsome patterns, L0teSt deSieaS aud c 6ig stock.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29
StoUe pipe and e1bo1Os, aU sizes, at J. D. Rittenho1se's.

A variety of Mirrors at Weedin & Meek's.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

Drew & Bamrick are the mail contract ors to Silver King and Pinal. The best stock and quickest time made.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

T1O0 hundred pieces of SinghanaS, 0U netO designs, receiUed yesterday Gt Rit- tenholtse'S.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29

fl full Hne of citron, rais- ms, currents, etc., just re- ceiUed by J. D. RittenhouSe.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-10-29
Buckien's Arnica saive.

VIM. E. GUILD. Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
corrOy NApKEr3-BY TELETRAPL


LIVERPOOL June l0.l2ao p m-Co,tonIThere Is NOR, more
onsrng and tele1s are inclined TO sye way sgl Sns
including 1000 bales Tor speculation ana cIpor~ heceps
iG Futures steady Upland. Low Maai1s clause June and
dsy S. also Co. August ana September
delivery 62e4d also Ga DO sepienter and October do.
aeivsry Ssaid also DO november ana Decem
nary devtry CAD; 6G4d do september dolly
Tenders for delivery toays cloarugs 1900 bales
Of the week 81 900 bales American
baes speculaors took $4,000 bales o;Porers took 200
bales ,IS aSoo bales total reeopt 10000
Sas bales Total sSe s sSs, ~ sd
Gales American / 1000 baies ,oo st..
n.cOi,Onrhe sales Of the day included $500 bales
Futures steady Upland. Low Mdang clause June delly
81 er, DO July ANA August dslvsrS oSo4d buyers do
Der and October delivery toI buyers do October and
Sessmssr Goiver S5sd buyers, Descm5ef
January delivery 35GAd. buyers do September delivery
closed su!s but STEADY Upland. j L..
deyeIy eSs .ays as do s% and August
"a sTsS.' e" :S
s. 30 s nS & Says '0
GSLvxsTos june iocoiton quiet MldainG. lOlllei
Low NidanF ioa Good ordinsry l5-i6 net and gross
aud FscSgt. i7e bales exports coast
receipts bales exports cOa'twi'' S5 bales
WeeklyNet and receipo 40 bales exports Coast
wise, 43b bales: sales. ~ bales.
SAVANNAH. june lO.-CottJn firm. Middrng lOTs; Low
Mdding Good Ordinary. lOr; net and receipts
ports cOastwise bales sales. balesi stock
1888 bales.
wcekiy-Set receipts. 325 bales; gross 800 bales oI
Coastwise. 629 bales; sales. a bales
NEw-ORLEANs, June l0.--Cotton hrm Midtiinx lOA
low MddliDg l0s good ordinary, 1916 net and gross
receipts 8lS bales exports Ia Great Britain, ~ bslosi
34l bales sales 300 bales stock 80 III baies
Woekiy-Net receipts 053 bales l434 bales
ports Great Britain sai baes Coast~ise slSl baiesi
sales $3.50 bales
577 bales; June 3, 2,742 bales; 9th, 4.&6S bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

III
rbs interest in tho speculation still centres
and July and the movements yesterday were only
az resoects those months Although shippers were
cha.ers taking only 900 bushels spot lots were
"a =, cent The opening for Jane options was weak u
selling prices fell on cent bus wheh w If
rket developed strength there was ray ID we @
over cent This subsequently lost ~" "nv
unchan yed from Thursday night The sfensn " 49,
Dearrd duo 10 tina possible prospect tlat ue nm IA
ran lie carried though by the bulls and after sos
cent ended better than tie close OF q; n
irregular and they scored het
cent spot corn and sh took oOOoo %
easier most oil TIE time anu gu gu
declines all around except for August Nm
down cent The market for cash oats was irregular
were without important feature and whe jung ,oSs
wers /. cent better July eased of and the other
we're neglected aud unchanged There were on
runors Of hases OF lard for EXPORT anu 'ho oP
sue closed with small gains recoTie,i o,.a.
report wheat VIII ne iouhu 49,
where II exertei little Influence on the matheS % ad
generally regarded q standof between tho oui' ~
The GnaI quotations were follows Wheat-Jnne 9sh
Juiy a5i. August 0ls, September Glib, OCTOBER US
vonber i3 December 9ii January 90 cents
= July 4Tst, August iSp september ~ D od's
"a "a July 80 " August 3la, September ~ cent
lime o. July 81 o. August 81 H. september ~ <<o''
brr a. 90 ard November ~ 10. -. NJ. vort
grain reported yesterday NJ Ne" "
Phadepha. Baltimore and Boston were as i or "a
Wheat rs $3.50 bushels 1876 bushels oats
ages Al Chicago Milwaukee and ~ Lous the arrivals "ers
Wheat 26Ss45 bushcls corn l5I725 busneis' psstaS5
bushels; total grain. 5SS90S bushels nour loo'-
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
TIE STATE or IRADE

,.,-,vo,p lime o-co,,on dull adilinR IL No..
Flour nrm Howard street and Western S9pS1aae o. Civ
Mons snnernne 50 1913 Extra s. % 1S 30 do lao
brands :, Is Family 20 10 DO saneria ny
snntncrn Rei % dg7c Amber 90 soc.: No eseLh
W,nIsr Red spot p4asc bid; do fol June s&H1o na'
op,nerr Sn,et White 81 C5zc Yellow ~ e4sc Mess.rn
easier Mixed spot a. 6i7 sc July
souhern %mls .; Ss,e Ssssro higher At Ssc
~ Sic nav dull PRIME Choce Western 80 w
asit DO, Provisions were sesGT n Hs.r Mo sides
tacseo et.asieo. BacOnshouiders 1850 clear SIP up
Hams S..,sin p. IGSfs'nsa Ss @
Eeaned coieeIKio earsoc:. or iSar' Copper
refined 81. whiskey stenny ~ ~ ID,
Freights TO Lvcrpool per ,lenne. Len 9os Nils.
Wheat so 900 lush Corn lS01D bush oats zuVo ,sst
Rye 900 busI1 hmpmens-fiohf x14ls w non hrsh
90 900 busl. Com 5000 bush ssIss-" hoA' A'o'O ~
Corn 5.OUO bnsh ,. =, an
BOSTON Juno lO.-Flour auot-Common LItraS >" ~
ass ~ sprnr Patents prime - oos % IN ,
corn easy-steamer feliS" o. oats We're dun
No White 4OPa4lc No "hlie ~ =: &c 10 a., 30
ssho. Shorts ower-MGahngs Der crcanery ss ,c
Eastern Extra Creamery elec cheese
Vermont Extra iOteiV. rtaur 500 ibis
ana 8. 500 sacks. Coru 65O0 bush oah i'oOo VISA
Shorts 5000 bush ,.,,
nrry,to June lo-wheat-No. Hard IN iar dem?na,
nri iocr sales ~ 900 bush In ots at s2c closing
Wh U steady No Red oac No; whi.o seelgan esc'
dcnanG so White sit9sis SO wh ~ e IN
Store niiircea~wintcr Bran sl5: sprps si.asi 10
Canal fcir,s hrher-wneat 4H Corn d , se
;c,n az ooS el,h oats ~ 900 bush. Barley 1osn raw
road .hpmonu-flour 1000 bills wheat fOoon Canal
ioOS S9. ost' $4,000 Sssh CORN $4,000 Oats
Il OOU bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per yortA Rivsr. Vessels aad Riaro7ds
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

.,rpING MATERIALS-The temper OF the mar ~
-, Vs,,rcfions is still favor OF BUYERS It,r
W IA rts are quoted ri s6 25ds6 20 p 70 o.
~, thnnsand ahost: Up River Hard: 20
Fotons brown SIS $l4 dark. SlodslDi .sI 19 PSi
trenton and Philadelphia Front alop?see pio Tue NE
Wilmington Front $3.50 $50 hoSkana a, - osTs 10
r.r NIL Finishing 81 1881 20 Leth, qne, w,eod Goats
pe =. ,or S.b aud 81 loa 81 20 for Rome " 9o nenf
Wv ~ a s6c per bush Cattle Ha ~ &C. tnrlis,
~ - a 20 al FOR round lots American A""
5000 a. 2b1s2 5O ROsendsc 81 % ~ ~ ,o dar
%oFp.F W ifh sharp break IN specuaINo So" ono
tno an he xiyen that VIII fairy represent me
s 6oC bags No 2l NC and one or TWO ous a. M
ai.o ado bag. Rio spot on pfivS,e ,n .S
,o, Ties 300 peculs padang were sOiu ihe ~,
nnaned weak and dsmoraiized al decline ron Wy Irf
rnres OF yeserday OF 10 points and az noon iuI
syeraa,rr Jos points loss for the day as io uwh
Jsnnary 10 7Ool9sO February. 1900 IgSV VI. M no'
10 1S1 losO; April 1880 10 90: June iosoG Ia *
inv 10 l6 20; August 1880 $40; m.
mincO. october leGO01465; November n,Ss
December l17oal976 The range, on lhG 9 So
xuru.f i0o5ai9s5; sePtombcr la20%So034s o iaaSG
10. November lai062&20; DecenDeI ~
% 90 January lQe0ale9o Sales xV4l oo nf Ssrs and
hresk I'm values result II selling Dy ee COZ
Vas not based on any special Havre advces are "eA
ana nTToNFor spot lots values are without chann ,
hut the movement quite active The safes sgs of
;ng . Sb7 bales $50 last EVENING" 90
Wbch were for and the la anee ior e~p
sTbe port receipts to-day were 90 pa5e 600 ha,a.
v,,s sl bales tins day and 9oOo psIes
,ecs,ns have been 40 bales against b2llooo oAe
Tor Inc period last year ., c,a s.iacat,on
based the American standard OF
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
J. ION and after MAY 10. 1851.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL r.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York VIA EesbOsses and corandt Streets
HsriaSars, Pisburs snd tho west with Pullman Palace
esss r. Smoking Sa s sni s..v 1ns
vl!iss:sos, ks sSsas .TsS Cory and Fri.
sSS y f. $sI% 3; + TIA,
h5S':l ra.SS $a s.S'ss n.y.
e ~ SsJ f. saS
For Atlantic City except sunday Through par!0r oar
E:ssaRBs "a! Ts:s iHya
Sp@:os sunday. 81, H. and p "a do not stop At
Ss,os sS via y:y s;
,,y sa'dias SsaaS and direct iss'si
r4%s s!1.S:. From pns.surs 40 TO- lisc ZOO
800 rs M f ia Asa 1s sS s
s%%. i TS$ yya s 3d. So sSS saS i Sc
SS i SO aS sS & o $50 Ss9 sg no.
nSns Sex ss SSp a S's sss los, 81 lS'
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Train leave via Desbrosses and cOr'
'' ia 4, g. 70
~ % "'ssi and iSA %
y sS5Ssy. sss5.: ,snI.s - S.s.s
RsJurmpE lsaye Brosi s,rees station rhiladcphs
qGi 9Sc ts1 s:1 AZ SsS yH Az 81
asy }2.os s2c 4;o1 $t9 IossH go IN. ia'.s $40
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. 800 a ~ and $50 .. m.
daily. except SUNDAY,
Ticket onaces sac ASS and ga Broadway Astor House.
Battery aud foot Of De.er9,ses and Cortland sa
Courtst and brooklyn Apnex Station foot OF Fulton
BROOKLYN Station Jersey City Emigrant Ticket oce CAS-
The New rransfsr Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and resdcncex
CHARLES T. PUGH, ]. Il WOOD.
1 SA.Aa> AshszsA General RAaaI AGenk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Juno 10 (Spseial.-A canvass made among
number largest commission houses In the trace toas
showed they have little or no July wheat SOFA 10
,a presen coue houses Juiy closed at e3'4 ons
June az 92 cents corn 80 Sss cents for Juy july
ribs 81 that the clique houses ae
clare that holding Of has not been sold yet
Tor Iuv ts hard 10 sec any bull promises about the pit
So far as speculation the PIT was coneerreu
Il was without inc don't Tie June option was Kept
between 92 and SO cents The July was apparently 10 tIo
hands all sessian, the 0Sd. The regularity WIN
Which price stopped at IS cents gave LOOK 70 me
market II July "peggcd The estimates are row a
tho visible supply Monday viii show an increase
10 bushels here room for over 3OOoUO ush
Ella ~ wheat and the thing that Dul ea
tho price Just O'Clock close Corn was weak ana
decIn,d rom 30 for July Tie feelng IS
this mainly because OF the lack OF
d.nsud for corn were over ouOuOV
Iushe > Short strong and sold up 10 ~
potwhsand ng liberal receipts OF hogs On the cufO July
VIII sold at o. SdoJSl.